Dr. Randy Alexander

Um, it is insulting.

Um, and, um, if a medical student said anything along those lines, we'd have to flunk them or something.

I don't know.

You know, it's like, how could you be so wrong?

I mean, they never say that because they're smarter than that, but, um, but you know, it's like, this is not a job security thing.

Um, it's just nuts, um, to say something like that.

And, um,

You know, I don't know what the motive is that somebody would talk like that, but it's not a good motive.

I have seen stuff that a human shouldn't have to see.

Now it's, you know, police have sometimes had to do that and others as well.

And I can't tell you how discouraging that is.

And I get the thing from other medical professionals for years.

They've said, I'm really glad you do that.

I couldn't do that.

I don't know.

They do some stuff that isn't always my favorite thing to see.

You know, medicine's full of stuff that, you know, is difficult.

But in point of fact, when we go to the hospital to see some kid that they brought in because they got a child abuse case or they think they have one, they welcome us.

They are so happy to see us because we're going to come in and help them deal with the case and everything.

The people in the hospital, they love us from that point of view, kind of like we're the cavalry coming in to save the day or something.